Happiness is a fleeting feeling; joy is eternal. Are you happy? Or are you joyful? Where do your happiness and joy come from? If it comes from the things of this world, it will fade and disappear. But if it is sourced from your relationship with Christ, no force in heaven or earth can take it from you. Join us as we study Jonah 4 and learn how servants of God are supposed to act joyful--even when we don't feel like it!
"Choosing Joy"
Zach Kordic - Youth Pastor
April 30, 2023 • Jonah 4
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